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Cant remember but if you google white board tap handle, you'll find them

First pour! Honey Wheat, the Scottish ale still has a week to carb

Just told the SWMBO that is my "dreamery"

Awesome thanks, I really need to get better at searching, I looked for 30 minutes and gave up....

How about a DIY post for this?

Agrisupply.com low pressure, 70,000 btu

Put the burners on....went with the six inch burners.

It's 54" long, 16.5" wide and 21" tall Definitely going to add the steel plates, I just couldn't find them at lowes.

Started on the keggle conversions...did the cut manually so definitely going to have to go back and smooth everything up.

Just priced this at mcmaster.com for 6 pieces of 2 1/4 inch by 6 ft and 3 pieces of 1 inch by 6ft, before shipping is 113.79

True but I didn't want to wait for it to come in...I was way to excited to get going! But it looks like I would have saved 40 bucks before shipping, not sure how much shipping would have been. I like your pump setup, probably going to be using that.

Nice. You're ahead of me with the pump!!!

I wish I could take credit but not my idea, I spent about 200 on the steel.

Know there are many of these but I wanted to document my own and get some advice along the way. I bought the steel from lowes. Used a miter saw with a metal blade to cut the steel. Put it together using a thread on here, I didn't use the steel plates in the corners yet (I sat on it and...

Thanks, went with the 6".

I am working on building a single tier setup and would like some feedback on which burners to use. I was thinking about using 3 BG-14 HIGH PRESSURE CAST IRON BURNER's from Agrisupply.com for 30 bucks each. BG-14 HIGH PRESSURE CAST IRON BURNER - Agri Supply Then I noticed the CB135 for 8...

@gtn80 - What burners are you using?

Just brewed this today. Love the color! My OG was 1.052. Any suggestions on the time in the carboys/keg before drinking?

I just did a search for that and could find anything, do you know which thread it is?

Two 5's....had to remove the temp controller from the original spot and just push it back a couple of inches